Survival tin --- what should a good one contain?
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Scots_Charles_River
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Could it be a SnowPeak's mini solo cook set ?
http://www.backcountrygear.com/catalog/stovedetail.cfm/SN2300
And one of their sierra cups:
http://www.backcountrygear.com/catalog/accessdetail.cfm/SN3309
Pete
Female version
That's not so different as the one I suggested earlier, guess I better swap the After Eights for Chunky Yorkies in a vain attempt to preserve my mascualine credentials.
Greetings Hoodoo,
I realize your post is several years old, it is similar to one I've carried for nearly 40 years made from an old leather waterproof coin purse. Contents are similar also. I depend on my brain for most of my survival tools. However, what are the two blue tubes in the middle of the picture. My guess is some sort of tinder or fire starting help. Curiosity is dangerous and frustrating. Thank you.
Steve Cross
Del City, OK
USA
I realize your post is several years old, it is similar to one I've carried for nearly 40 years made from an old leather waterproof coin purse. Contents are similar also. I depend on my brain for most of my survival tools. However, what are the two blue tubes in the middle of the picture. My guess is some sort of tinder or fire starting help. Curiosity is dangerous and frustrating. Thank you.
Steve Cross
Del City, OK
USA
Scots_Charles_River
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Just thought about adding an US MRE flameless heater to mine. It's tiny and only needs a small bit of water to work it.
Nick
Nick
Hi Steve,
I could not find the post you are referring to. However, if the picture is the one I'm thinking of, those are drinking straws filled with cotton balls impregnated with vaseline.
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